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MUTT AND JI CLASSIFIED INTELLIGENCER Want Ad Rates. 25 words tor 26c. 1 cent per word each Insertion for moro than 25 words. Three insertions of tho same ad oa consecutive days for the prico of two insertions, if paid in ad vance. No ad lena than 26 cents. WANTS WANTED-You to know that tho Shad Benson ls herc. I have JUE'. recolvcd 20 lorge Hoes und 115 lino Bucks from fresh water. Juiuhu Roo Shad $1 each; one ulzc smaller 90c each. Buck Shad 35 to 60c ' each. Fresh meats of nil kinds. Call 292. or come to 207 Eust Whit tier Btreei. W. J. Mnness; the iSeu food Man. WANTED--All my frlendB to *kuov that fish wero scarce last week, hut that we are assured u plenty this week, among tho lot a good supply of fl.io Jumbo Roo Sh.id, from tho Cheseapeake Buy. Also, a fine lot o! Spanish Mackerel from St. Andrews, Fla., and u plenty ot "pop-eyed" mullett. Wo still handle tho boBl oyBtcrs and fresh moats. Cull 292. Wy J. Mu ness, 207 East Whltner street. WANTED-You to know that the fin est thing for a happy home Is a warm heart-but a good Are bolps some. We want to promote the family happiness by sending you the musings of a good fire. Genuine Blue Gem Coal 95.66 per ton. When will you be ready tor lt? Cheaper coal, ot course, at lower prices. .Phone 649, W. a Ulmes. FOR SALE FOR iSALE-Seed awcet potatoes Tor " bedding. Right size, smooth and Bound. Prico right. W. O. Ulmor, 'Phone ?49. FOR SALE-A tow hundred bushels seleot reclcaned and grndod Fulghum Seed Oat? sixty eight cents bushel -worth more for . feed purpose. Forman Smith, Soedsman, Phone 464. 4 ? i .I I 1 I 'V . m Your Stationery is the first intimation of your mes sage. Its correctness will not be questioned if you se lect . . . SYMPHON Y LAWN p Stationery 50c Correspondence Cards 3Sc i, . . . : .>-.- . . .? (Cold edges) j1) m. in - im m '. i . . fpNS? PHARMACY "The REXALL Store" FF-Yes, Indee FOR RENT POR RENT-Two furnlaltetl rooms. Two and one-half blocks from square. Apply 319 Euat Whltner street. MISCELLANEOUS ItUUHEK TU .-KS-Think about pat-j ting on a set very beat grade rubber tires for 81O.00. The reason our] rubber gives snell long service we secs how long we can cut a tire, not how short. lt's reasonable a tire will last longer with plentcr of rub ber than one stretched out. We cloan all dirt and rust froi i chan nels. This lets ttie rubber fit close ly. Puul 13. Stephens. J. A. MULLINAX THE TAILOR-Has thirty White Rotary Sewing Ma chines he will close out for $28.00 each, regular price $65.00. Come at once if you want harguius. 12G and 128 West Henson St. 1 TO THE TRADE-I have bought tho Flue Tullorlng company business. Mr. Fino will bo ndded to my line of cour makers. I um now able to keep with the . trude. I employ uothlug but men tailors and turn cut nothing but first elans work. Oive me a trial. Satisfaction or no pay. Thunking you for past busi ness. J. A. Mullinax, 126-128 West Henson street. EASY-Maka life's walk eaky by hav ing us repair your shoes. We uro not only prepared to do Arst class work on short notice, but we meet any legitimate compotition when it comos to prices. Honest work and best materials always. G. E. McKee & Son, 1311 East Whinier Btreet, opposite Tolly'B. .? AND NOW-When the weather begins I tn warm up you aro moro nnilnus than ever about your meals. You want to know that it IB properly handled. That's where we como In. Wo havo a long list of Batistled customers und they say our service is lino. Phono us your wants. Frank Dobbins. Sanitary Market, 'Phone 755. POTATO SLIPS-I nm guaranteed . tho delivery of my plants, this sea son, therefore I guarantee to de liver tltem to you on tho dato you want them. It will pay you to BOO mo before sending your mony off. R. P. Sassard, 213 South Main street. PROM 7 A. M., TO 10 P. M.-Buy your Gasoline and Motor Oils from H. A. Caudle, tho ono arm gas mas on tito corner next to Owl Drug Co. Ho will appreciate your business and always gives the utmost In value. H. A. Caudle. BICYCLES-New line of Columbia and Ramblers now ready for you. And Jones always sells 'em tor less -cuts the price on all kinds of ac cessories, too. J. L. E. Jones, 103 South MeDuffie street. IT HAS NOT beon our Intention to ' make delivery of coal a social "af fair" but we're suro you'll, be de lighted with our woy of delivering coal-and every one ls pleased with ?he c?al we deliver. B. N. Wyatt, .Phone 182. WE ARE PAYING 842 per ton for cotton seed, and giving 1 ton cot ton seed meal and 84.00 cash tor ton of seed. Sell tx?; coal at $5.00 and $5.50 per ton. Cabbage plants $1.00 per M. Martin Coal & Wood Company. BREAKFAST SAUSAGE-The do m and for our all pork sausage' ts keeping us ver, busy. They surely are the highest grad? on tho mar ket Mads from fresh pork carefully selected and seasoned with last enough fresh ground barbs sid pur? apices to give that very un usual and delicious flavor distlnc tivniy Lindsay's. Phone your order to 694, Tba Lily White Market, J. N. Lind?;ay, Proprietor. id, the Czar is HIDES-Bring thom to me If you want best prico3. I buy and sell moro hides than any other dealer in this section of thc state. All hides bought by mo are shipped with ab batolr hides and command bettor prices, therefore I can and f?o pay bettor prices. Bring thom to Willl ford's Corner. II. D. Hendorson. PREPAREDNESS ls tho order of the day now, while thc Piro Insurance Companies aro withdrawing from tho otato is the time for you to havo your house, barn, or out-huildiug protected willi a Burris:* Metal Shingle Roof. Of course the initial cost ls Just a trille more than wood shingles, but in the long run they aro much cheaper and they are a tremendous protection against Ore. Drop lu and let wv Bhow you. No trouble nor obligation on your part whatever. Respectfully, Jno. T. BurrlsB & Son. QUICK WORK-'Phone 822 for Geor gia Garage for quick work. One expert on Fords, and ono expert on all other cars and motorcycles. No. 108 South McDuffle street. Op. J. L. E. Jones Bicycle Shop. THE TIME-Now is tho time to brighten up your homo. We have a well selected Btnck of paints and wall pupers that we are selling at manufacturers prices. 'Phone 48, Guest Paint Co. J CST RECEIVED^-Another car of those 5 x 18 Cypress Shingles. W. L. Brlsscy Lumber Company. ?BBBjB_L_Li "THE .UKNACK OF TUE 311 Th" Is thc Attraction nt thc Andersen to. .lay. ? ->. Ashtoa-Kirk IB a young man o" high soeia' position and great wealth; he ls a deep student un.I learned in tho loro cf ancient tablets and for gotten hooks. His keen mind delights in those mysteries which have proven too shadowy for the police. He finds a Joy in the "aunt; there ls a ihriii in j mulching his intelligence aga'nst the) cz aft of the criminal. "The Menace of tho Mute'' deals with tho minder of one. David Hume, a mysterious Individual, who has stol en tho plans of a new submarino be longing to the late father of Allon Morrl?. Edith Vale, sweetheart of Morris, note.? that ber fiance is thc victim cf some obsession and through Pendleton, his ctose friend, cnlhvi?? the aid nf tho great detective. Ashton-' Kirk takes up thu case with a vim. mafekin his wita agalust the craft and euniO .g of tho criminal being his hob by Through a simplo little piece of pa j:or made by a conductor's punch, the detective is able to get on thc proper scent. This enables him to find his man. who proves to be a mute, and through a note dropped by the latter ho learns the perpetrator of tho crime. Then, back in the homo of Hume, ho ls secreted yrhen the mute and Sagou, Hie friend, enter to recover ?he plans which Humo had in his possession and for which tho mauler was com mitted. John H. Bobbitt, of Gr'oonshurs, Ind., dins in lils possession tho tim dollar, ho ever earned, which was fifty-four years ago. WANTED! RAGS pF ALL KINDS I will pay $1.50 per huadred, cash for Rags. N 25c por hurdred for old Scrap Iron. * 4c per pound for old Automobile Tires. . . . 10c por pound for old Inner Tubes, -and Tbs Highest Cash Price for f ail kinds ot old Brass, Copper, etc. If you have as much as 100 pound a of any ot the above 'phone me and I'll call for 1?. SAM DISNER Manning Street, Near Blue Ridge Iee Co. ^ Phono 671. ,' 'mm i ii .*v'-4~ ? ' '? s Long Way Fi 0-y ) I ^?MIY "tHV _ \ rHM i Am *<***J '_ rro^S.Bu f ?H?Uy HIAA A MAP J ' A(N|0 (OHOW Htiv\ J : J }?f^ fi THRILLING ESC AP ARMY OFF GER J HUGO S DARU (Hy Associated Press) Paris. Apr. ll-A prominent French army officer luis just gone through a thrilling escape from a prison deten tion camp In Germany, which par allels In real life that famous escape of fiction in which Victor Hugo's hero look thc phire of the corpse and was i arrier off to burial. The oillcer of this recent experi ence was the military attache at- vien na up to the breaking out of Hie war. He joined lita regiment when the war opened, and In a dash ahead of the main body of troops was taken pris oner and sent to a German prison ??anip not far from the Dutch fron tier. Here, besides the physical hard ships, two things occupied him close ly; fir?:, taking careful mental notes, with the training of a militury at tache, on German conditions in the nearby agricultural section; and, then, escape. The notes on German conditions are proving valuable, now that the prison er is lrce. Most information on Ger man conditions paint a very bad pic ture, in-order 'to please the French; authorities. But these notes ure de signed to Inform rather than to please, and they show favorable' as well as unfavorable conditions now prevailing in Germany. They show German far mers, with whom the French prison ors were taken to work. In a pros perous and contented Btate, with good crops and normal stocks of cattle, swine, poultry, etc. In particular it was noted that horses for farm labor have not fallen oft' seriously through the military, requirement for artillery cavalry horses. But In the entire timo this officer wus in the German pris on camp, going daily through the sur rounding agricultural country, he did not seo one automobile used for pri vate purposes, although there were hundreds of military automobiles. In general, his observations, us an expert military observer, were that the in ternal conditions of Germany, partic ularly tho farmiug regions, were not us had been painted; that there was little evidence of internal exhaustion and considerable cviderce of prolong ed moans of resistance Meantime, pending his observations and the routine of prison duties, the officers had noted the daily coming ani going of a large dumpcart, used tor cairying away horse manure from tne cavalry statics to the nearby fields. The sides of the cart wore high and rigid, and tho tail piece wa3 removable to let the contents slide out. It occurred to tho officer that if he could .be carried out in a load of manure, and be deposited .under .a dung-heap In tho fields, ho migiht work his way to freedom. And so, with a companion, ho tried lt. There was the difficulty first of get ting In tho cart, so that when lt was I'.rnwn up early in the morning for the manure to bo thrown aboard, tho two mon would bo underneath. But this part they managed, and they were lying In the cart under a thin covering nf straw whon the morning cleaning began. Soon the big clods'of manure descended In tho wera .over the <sides uf the cart, and gradually the o nicer and his companion were pinned down under a smoking, oweathig, stinking pile ot manure, six feet deep, with two German troops on op as it rolled oft to the fields. Hero there was another danger be yond that cf suffocation and stench; that -when tho cart was dumped the tor contents would gb Ont first and the bottom with the prisoners would come, out on top. - But the Bilde was even, top and bottom going out to gether- in a-crash -which left the Preach officer and.'.bis companion burled under the dung-heap in the x.r!dsfc of the field. J. Thc rest was walting for the fav orable moment of darkness to let the two men dig their way out and get in to the nearest woods. They were well away. that night, and after ex? irenic " i ration fruin ?hunger ano ex posure, ennui in sight of tho Dutch boundary only to find sentinels post ed at rcguar Intervals along the frontier, to bar exit or ontry. There waa a rush at the nearest sentry, With the hope that in tho druggie one V ? . \* M *m ... ' . ....>>... '. ? ? ? 5 . . c.'.- ? ; SrotJ : .. WMW\ t?'?H t?g*fe*? om Home .E OF FRENCH RIVALS VICTOR 4G FICTION HERO (>. thc prisoners would get hy. And a? they sprung forward in despera tion tliey found-themselves grappling, not a live sentry, hut :*. ligure of wood.j roughly fashioned cut of a treo trunk, with a Gem?an uniform about it. top ped hy a German helmet, with a gian I ncToss tho shoulder. The whole 11n>- j of frontier sentinels was seen to bu theta figures <<n German uniforms 'ai shoulder arms. The French olllcer and his compan ion gained Dutch soil, and wcie liter back In France, eager to take their place at Verdun. Six Jaj? Freighters. Tokio, April ll. -Six new freight vessels, which are expected to prove useful in tho transportation of war supplies, will soon be completed by the Nippon Yusen Katana, or Japan .Mail Steamship company, and placed on itB European line. Japanese ship ping clre'e a."? eagerly awaiting the re-opening cr. iht Panania canal, which will save a month in the voyage to Kn rope, now made around the Cape of (food Hope on account of tho' sub marine danger in the 'Mediterranean. PROBATE JUDGE'S SALE SOUTH CAROLINA. ANDERSON COUNTY. John T. Burriss- and O. G. Burriss. partners in trudie ns John T. Burriss & Son, Plaintiffs vs Carolin; Grain and Elevator Com pany, VV. L. Brlssey Lumber* Com pany and Sullivan Hardware Com pany, etc., et al.. Defendants. . Pursuant to an order of sale grant ed herein I will sell on salesday in May, 1916, in front of the Court House, in the City of Anderson, S. 'C., dur ing linne! hours nf sale the reai C? Late lieger!b&d as fellows, to wit: That building known as the Elevator Building, located on laud belonging Lo tho Blue Ridge Railway company, it the northeastern corner of the in tersection of the right of way of the Blue Ridge Railway company with Pant (Street, in 'the City of Anderson, \nderson County, S. C., together with all the appurtenances and fixtures partaking of the nature of the realty is well as all rights und privileges relating thereto under any agreement existing between Carolina Grain Bad Bio? -.tor company and said Blue Ridge Raliway company. Terms: Cash. Purchaser to pay .ixtra for papers and stamps and it !he purchaser should fail to comply within ten days the said premises to bc resold at risk of former purchaser. No bid to be received unless the bidder shall have deposited with bf.? :ial Referee* an unconditional certified check for one hundred ($100.00) dol lars, on some ban/. In the city of An derson. W. P. Nicholson, , Probate Judge as Special Referee. ^??CK 1^1**!/Ub year DntanUt far/j\ -UyiJk fill* <n Ut* *?i Uotd ?>mlikVlrV Sg^2"CpO l-.tr?. ie.-e.sl with tlluo *-.l*ion. \?V 'K^F sm o nv |K ?V?RVWHBk; PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS f ... '.\ k ?' CKajfcdfe Trowbttdgs & Sagas? DENTISTS' rx cw ineaire t^aiiajtis W. Whittier St. Dr. Wade H. Sherard DENTIST 413 Fourth Boor Blecfcky Bldg. Telecoms Itt; Bv BUD FISHER -^ i JC-pr UL/M AT S<sf\ut_ J j WJE ?? ro P^S? j I r?G Mr- TeRivoo<M ? J \ Co ro ^ virtTiN?r- ?/ Juju -. Ct>pvR<fe?<T 'AK? 6? H.C.P"\H6(t. _._*_ ALL ODORLESS REFRIGERATORS sold exclusively at this store, are cased ?villi the most caref ully selected and thor oughly kiln-dried oak, not ash stained to imitate oak, but genuine oak itself, the material used in all highest grade refrig erators, and imitated in all others. ? All sizes in stock-for the home, store or market-at right prices. G. F. TOLLY ?? SON _ Anderson,- S. C. BE ON TIME! THK business world is made up ol' two classes of laen; those who are on limo and those who have the best reasons . for bein}; late. Tito man who meets his engagement at 0:01 misses the Chance that is there at 0:00. Tito man who misses his train gives the Lurge Order to thc other fellow. The man who leaves thc office at ?>: 51* misses thc Great Opportunity that come? ut G:U0. The Big Opportunity always goes to the man who is on time. Paste it In your hat: write it on your calendar pad; engrave it on your clock; carve lt on your desk; emblazon it over your door Be On Time! Humilton Watches, of which we make a specialty, will always get you there on time. $ See the one we show at $25 MARCHBANKS & BABB North Malu Street Jewelers At the Sign of thc Big Watch J?uiiclingf Material We've Well, that's us. now the BEST STOCK, AND MORE OF IT than any of tfe other guys. And that's not all, we have the best and quickest delivery system in this man's town W. L. BRISSEY LUMBER CO, M V ? m m v w ?' v>v^3<; riv . ' .. ?. ..? '' ? . - . V \ v ^p'^';:i M Buy ari Inland *Pump and you will not dread a puncture so. much; lt screws to your running board when in use and it folds up and goes .under your seat when you are through with *t?x .: ... ... ' . j- r : .t;tft'?. Stiivan Hardware Company Anderson? S. C. Belton, S. C. Greenville, S. C. mitti, ,; .- . ?-.'.'?>>i.--.^.;:..\>i